Asterisk MacOS X DB

Asterisk + Mac OS X + Database

Walkthru Guide:

Realtime Solution:

• Optimistic placeholder text for the steps + info.

Non-Realtime Solution:

• Optimistic placeholder text for the steps + info.

Goal:

The purpose of this page is to serve as a placeholder for a Walkthru guide that explains “how to” integrate an external Database with Asterisk under Mac OS X.

MySQL would be a great first DB to consider documenting as it is shipped with OS X server.

The walkthru should contain clear steps that identify:

• what needs to be installed;
• how to configure the necessary CONF files;
• some basic DB asterisk integration examples;
• a non-realtime DB solution;
• a Asterisk RealTime DB solution (when the necessary modules are working)

All of this is, unfortunately, going to need to be OS X specific…OS X is another beast all together (feel free to document the steps for how to compile myODBC and/or unixODBC under OS X!)

The steps are a bit more straightforward on other platforms because the necessary components compile smoothly, this is NOT the case under OS X.

Particular differences between installs under OS X server/client installs would be **GREAT**

To those who could offer some insight on this, I beg you to please help out, this is something that will benefit many OS X asterisk-users and encourage significant development on the Mac OS X platform.

See also

• Asterisk configuration from database
• Asterisk cmd MYSQL
• unixODBC
• Asterisk cdr odbc
• Asterisk addon asterisk-addons
• DialApplet, Windows, Mac & Linux Desktop